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Every Mother Has a Story Volume Two

A Shebooks/Good Housekeeping Anthology

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Pages
100
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
She Writes Press

About

Every mother-and every daughter-has a story, and four of the best appear in the second volume of this Shebooks/Good Housekeeping collaboration. Heartwrenching and heartwarming, these top picks trace the twisting contradictions in the relationships between four very different sets of mothers and daughters. In Yo-yo Mama, Laura Hurwitz describes the summer her mom introduced her to dieting, and the unintended consequences her new body sparked. In Happy Mommy Pills, Kathleen Founds tells what happens when the worst doesn't happen to her young, pregnant self. Deborah Batterman's Diamonds and Manicures considers the crossroads between femininity and feminism, and realizes that pampering herself does not mean giving up her principles. And, in The $25,000 Pyramid, Mashaw McGuinnis takes us on a rollicking ride in her almost-unbelievable tale of sneaking out of the house to audition for a TV game show-and transforming bitterness into a date with Betty White. True lives, deep emotions, compelling stories we all can relate to.

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